The Environment and Climate Change Committee today approved Climate Ready Ottawa: a new strategy to help prepare Ottawa for the growing impacts of climate change

Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is investigating a cluster of confirmed measles infections, also known as cases, involving five Ottawa residents who are all related. OPH is directly notifying individuals who may have been exposed to the measles virus, where contact information is available.

The City of Ottawa is developing new comprehensive Urban Design Guidelines for Low-rise Infill Housing. The guidelines will reflect the policies and directions set out in the Official Plan.

Ottawa City Council adopted a series of urban design guidelines in 2007–2008, covering everything from individual facilities (e.g., gas stations) to broader areas like Mainstreet corridors. These guidelines support the City’s planning and development review processes and are used by staff, developers, community groups, and residents.

Council today approved a Primary Care Provider Recruitment and Retention Strategy to attract more family doctors and other primary care providers to Ottawa.

Ottawa- With the fall season underway, the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is reminding off-road vehicle (ORV) operators to ride responsibly and safely. Shorter days, cooler weather, and changing trail conditions can increase risks for riders.

This fall, the Cultural Development and Initiatives Unit is looking to contract individuals to serve as Inuit and francophone culture liaisons.

📖 Libraries are free and welcoming. The Ruth E. Dickinson branch is Barrhaven's living room – a place where families can learn together, students can find quiet spaces to read or study, newcomers can access resources and seniors can stay connected. This is the last week of Library Month and your last chance to play Bookopoly to earn ✨LIBRARY SWAG. ✨